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Yana

American  
[yah-nuh] / ˈyɑ nə /

noun

plural

Yanas,

plural

Yana
  1. a member of a North American Indian people who once resided in the eastern portion of the upper Sacramento River valley in California.

  2. the now extinct Hokan language of the Yana, best known for a systematic differentiation between men's and women's speech.


Example Sentences

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Power outages also cut off heat and water supplies and Yana says those still connected to the grid have offered strangers the chance to wash or take a shower.

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"I am tired of not sleeping enough," says Yana Kolomiets, 31, a casting director from Odesa.

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Martin Hartig's daughter had a very different story to the one Antony and Yana were expecting.

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"The voting system is specially invented by a very famous scientist and mathematician," Russian TV's Intervision commentator Yana Churikova tells me.

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Yana Stepanenko lovingly buys her son's favourite treats - a cup of steaming hot chocolate and a chocolate roll.

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